Background We have an application group that is trying to build an MQSeries Publish/Subscribe application, using JMS as the front-end. Publish/Subscribe is something new for our company and I [MQSeries support/administration technician] am unfamiliar[though learning] with the whole Java/JMS interface. The application program [attached below] is, I'm being told, basically an IBM sample program. The developer is right now just trying to get something to work, which has been a struggle. Her ultimate goal is to [Java/JMS defines attached below]: + using normal queue connection factories and queue definitions, put a message on a queue [which is working]; + using topic connnection factories and topic definitions, publish the contents of that message [which seems to be working]; + using topic connnection factories and topic definitions, subscribe to that and retrieve that message [which does not appear to be working].
Environment + Solaris machine running the user [JMS] application and the following software: - MQ Client 5.2.05 - MQ MA88 5.2.05 + Solaris machine set up with an MQSeries QManager and the MQ MA0C PubSub Support Pack - MQ Server 5.1.07 [Understanding this is an unsupported product - Upgrade scheduled] - MQ MA0C [July 2002] Current Issue In reviewing some queues that were previously defined and some that appear to have been dynamically created, it appears that the Publish has completed successfully. However, in reviewing the SYSTEM.JMS.REPORT.QUEUE, I found a message that indicates the 'RegSub' function is failing [see attached file for sample] with, MSPSComp=2, MQPSReason=3076, and MQPSerrorid=2085. The queue it appears to be unable to find is; SYSTEM.JMS.ND.2002121619391544. Though that queue does not exist, there are others similarly name; SYSTEM.JMS.ND.2002........ . Any input on what I am missing would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Software code (See attached file: TransferMessages.java) View of the error message (See attached file: JMS_PubSub.gif) Input to Java/JMS administration program (See attached file: JNDISetup) Dan Jones Systems Consultant ING AMERICAS - Technology Management Office Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] IA3 - Integrated Americas Adaptive Architecture TOMORROW. TODAY @ING
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